Experts: Tariffs would damage US-Canada trade ties, hurt auto industry
The goalposts keep moving, and one day it’s for this reason and it’s applying to the whole economy and the next day it’s for ...
Trump’s remarks on Canada becoming the 51st state raise a lot of questions
It’s not clear if Canada wants to become a U.S. state, though technically it would be possible without its buy-in ...
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Trump's threats against Canada could reduce visits to border peace garden
The International Peace Garden that straddles the Canada-United States border has for more than 90 years been a quiet, ...
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Canada Is Merely First in Line
The treatment he has doled out to Canada is a harbinger of what is to come for U.S. allies in Europe and Asia. In recent days ...
Trump squeeze wins concessions - some real, others less so
U.S. President Donald Trump has thrust himself onto the world stage, issuing ultimatums to friend and foe alike and insisting ...
Trump says Canada joining US ‘would be greatest thing they could ever do’
President Trump on Sunday argued that if Canada were to join the United States, it would be the greatest thing the neighbors ...
Dallas Fed economist: Texas is ‘in the line of fire’ for proposed tariffs on Mexico
Speaking at the 2025 Texas Economic Outlook event, Orrenius, vice president and senior economist at the Federal Reserve Bank ...
A Maine border town finds itself on the front line of a looming trade war
In Madawaska, at the state's northern tip, fortunes are closely tied to its Canadian counterpart, Edmundston, across the St.
In photos: Maine border town on the front line of a looming trade war with Canada
In some two dozen interviews conducted over two days last week, residents of Madawaska and Edmundston spoke about the growing ...
What are tariffs, how do they work and who pays for them?
President Donald Trump's tariffs on America's three largest trading partners have led to questions about how tariffs work and who pays for them when goods are imported.
OTHER VOICES: Slow border opening an insult to northern U.S. residents
With the ongoing travel moratorium on the U.S.-Canada border, it seems the only thing crossing the line is the absurdity associated with it. That’s essentially what North Dakota Gov. Doug ...